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Listening to the Sea Gaiwan – 120 mL

Listening to the Sea Gaiwan – 120 mL

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Listening to the Sea Gaiwan – 120 mL

A Quiet Tea Ritual Inspired by the Rhythm of the Sea

Deep blue waves. Open white space. Tea unfolding one infusion at a time.

The Listening to the Sea Gaiwan brings the flowing movement of ocean waves into a traditional three-piece Chinese tea vessel designed for quiet, attentive brewing.

With an approximate 120 mL capacity, the coordinated lid, bowl and saucer feature expressive blue wave motifs against a softly luminous white ground. Deep indigo lines gather and curl like moving water, while generous areas of white space keep the composition calm and balanced.

Compact and beautifully direct, the gaiwan is designed for loose-leaf tea and smaller, repeated infusions—a simple way to notice the aroma, watch the leaves unfold and return to the tea without hurry.

Like waves arriving and returning, each infusion begins again.

Ocean Blue · Gentle Rhythm · Quiet Tea


Why You'll Love It

A Traditional Three-Piece Gaiwan

The coordinated lid, brewing bowl and saucer create the classic gaiwan form—simple, versatile and beautifully suited to traditional loose-leaf tea.

Balanced 120 mL Capacity

The approximate 120 mL capacity is particularly suited to personal tea sessions, smaller servings and successive infusions.

Flowing Blue Wave Design

Expressive blue waves move across the pale surface, bringing a sense of natural rhythm and movement to the tea table.

Quiet, Spacious Composition

Rather than covering the entire vessel in dense decoration, the wave imagery is balanced by open white space, creating a lighter and more contemplative visual character.


The Rhythm of Water

A wave rises.

It gathers.

Then returns.

Another follows.

Tea carries a rhythm of its own.

Water meets the leaves.

Aroma rises beneath the lid.

A small infusion is poured.

Then the leaves are returned to again.

The Listening to the Sea Gaiwan brings these two rhythms together—the movement of water and the quiet repetition of tea.

There is no need to rush from one infusion to the next.

Listen to the water.

Notice the aroma.

Let the tea unfold in its own time.

Pour Slowly · Follow the Rhythm · Return to the Moment


Three Pieces, One Quiet Ritual

A gaiwan is one of the simplest and most enduring forms of traditional Chinese teaware.

It consists of three essential pieces.

The Lid

Covers the bowl while tea infuses and can be gently adjusted to guide leaves away from the pouring edge.

The Bowl

The central brewing vessel where loose tea leaves meet water, open and gradually release their aroma and flavor.

The Saucer

Supports the bowl and completes the traditional three-piece form.

Together, the lid, bowl and saucer create a beautifully direct relationship between tea, water and the person preparing it.

Lid · Bowl · Saucer

Simple enough for everyday tea.

Attentive enough for a slower ritual.


Product Details

Product Name: Listening to the Sea Gaiwan
Product Type: Gaiwan
Configuration: Lid + Bowl + Saucer
Capacity: Approx. 120 mL
Overall Width: Approx. 10.8 cm
Bowl Opening: Approx. 8.3 cm
Overall Height: Approx. 8.5 cm
Design: Blue Ocean Wave Motif
Color Character: Porcelain White · Ocean Blue · Deep Indigo
Aesthetic: Eastern · Natural · Flowing · Refined
Ideal For: 1 Person · Personal Tea Rituals
Use: Loose-Leaf Tea · Smaller Infusions · Repeated Infusions · Gongfu-Inspired Brewing

Measurements and capacity are approximate and may vary slightly due to manual measurement.

The available product information confirms the 120 mL capacity and listed dimensions. Specific ceramic composition, firing temperature and decorative technique are not provided, so no additional technical claims are made.


Blue Waves, Open Space

The beauty of this gaiwan comes from contrast.

Deep blue waves create movement.

The pale surface creates stillness.

Curving lines gather in some areas, while other parts of the vessel are intentionally left open.

That balance prevents the design from becoming visually heavy.

The waves remain expressive.

The vessel remains quiet.

And the tea remains at the center of the experience.

Traditional in inspiration, yet easy to bring into a contemporary tea space.

Flowing Blue · Open Space · Eastern Calm


Made for Smaller, Thoughtful Infusions

At approximately 120 mL, this gaiwan sits comfortably within the range of compact personal brewing vessels.

Add the leaves.

Pour the water.

Lift the lid to notice the aroma.

Pour a small infusion.

Then return to the leaves.

The same tea may become brighter, softer, deeper or more aromatic from one infusion to the next.

The gaiwan allows those changes to remain close and easy to observe.

Like the tide, the ritual repeats.

Never quite the same way twice.

One Vessel · Many Infusions · A Natural Rhythm


A Thoughtful Gift for Tea Lovers

The Listening to the Sea Gaiwan offers a quieter kind of decorative beauty.

Its appeal comes not from elaborate ornamentation, but from the relationship between flowing blue waves and open white space.

With its balanced 120 mL capacity and traditional three-piece form, it makes a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates loose-leaf tea, blue-and-white aesthetics and nature-inspired Eastern design.

A thoughtful choice for:

  • Loose-leaf tea lovers
  • Gongfu tea enthusiasts
  • Gaiwan collectors
  • Personal tea rituals
  • Lovers of blue-and-white teaware
  • Lovers of ocean and water-inspired design
  • Thoughtful tea gifting

Care for Your Gaiwan

Rinse gently with clean warm water before first use.

After brewing, remove the tea leaves and rinse the lid, bowl and saucer thoroughly.

Allow all three pieces to dry completely before storing.

Gentle hand washing is recommended to help preserve the decorative surface and finish.

Avoid abrasive cleaning tools, harsh cleaning agents and sudden or extreme temperature changes.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is included with the Listening to the Sea Gaiwan?

The gaiwan consists of the traditional three components: one lid, one brewing bowl and one matching saucer.

What is the capacity?

The gaiwan has an approximate capacity of 120 mL.

It measures approximately 10.8 cm across and 8.5 cm high, with a bowl opening of approximately 8.3 cm.

What makes the Listening to the Sea design distinctive?

Expressive blue wave motifs move across a pale background, while generous areas of open space keep the overall design calm and balanced.

The combination gives the gaiwan a natural sense of movement without making the vessel feel overly decorative.

Is it suitable for personal tea sessions?

Yes. Its compact 120 mL capacity is particularly well suited to one-person tea sessions and smaller successive infusions.

Can I use it for Gongfu-inspired brewing?

Yes. The traditional lid-bowl-saucer construction and compact capacity make it naturally suited to loose-leaf tea prepared through smaller, repeated infusions.

Which teas work well with this gaiwan?

It can be used with a wide variety of traditional loose-leaf teas, including oolong, white tea, green tea, black tea and Pu-erh.

Adjust the water temperature and infusion time according to the tea being prepared.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes. Its distinctive blue wave design, compact size and traditional gaiwan form make it a thoughtful choice for tea lovers and those who appreciate nature-inspired Chinese teaware.

Product at a Glance

The Listening to the Sea Gaiwan is a compact 120 mL three-piece Chinese tea brewing vessel consisting of a lid, bowl and matching saucer. Measuring approximately 10.8 cm across and 8.5 cm high, with an 8.3 cm bowl opening, it features expressive blue ocean-wave motifs against a pale surface with generous visual space. Its compact capacity and traditional gaiwan form are suited to personal loose-leaf tea sessions, smaller repeated infusions and Gongfu-inspired brewing, while the flowing blue-and-white design offers a calm, nature-inspired expression of Chinese teaware.

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